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DENMARK , Sweden , Israel , United States | 95 minutes | 2017
An intimate, visceral documentary on contemporary dance portraying a sensitive woman at an artistic crossroads. After 10 years as the star of the Tel Aviv-based Batsheva Dance Company, American dancer Bobbi Jene Smith decides to return home to launch her solo career as a choreographer. Lind zooms in on her subject’s questions, movements and the risks she takes. An experience of grace and a strong show of fighting spirit.
Meilleur documentaire - Tribeca 2017
As part of Bobbi Jene
Born in 1981 in Copenhagen, Elvira Lind graduated City Varsity -School of Media and Creative Arts in Cape Town in 2006 majoring in documentary film and has spent the past 10 years working in all aspects of production, primarily within the field of documentary in UK, Denmark, Sweden, Israel, USA and South Africa. Bobbi Jene is Elvira ?s second feature length documentary film. In her recent years she has crossed over in the fiction field working with various international directors both during production and in the early script writing process. Elvira finished her first feature film in 2014 SONGS FOR ALEXIS, that premiered on IDFA, Doc New York, CPH:DOX and many more.
TWIS AND TUCK, 2015. (Documentary series) SONGS FOR ALEXIS, 2014. (Feature length documentary film) Selected in 2014 for IDFA, DOC NYC, CPH:DOX, Toronto -Hot Docs, San Francisco- Frameline, Espoo Ciné International Film Festival, London - Raindance Film Festival and many more. UNDER COPENHAGEN, 2010. – (Documentary series)
Short film
QUEBEC | 95 minutes | 2017
After a quest to find inner peace, a man use his magic powers to enter the collective unconscious and put a definitive end to his loneliness.
QUéBEC/CANADA | 95 minutes | 2017
A feature built on the intimate, existential journey of a young Bohemian. The film launched the career of the famous Québécois director and...
Feature film
CANADA | 95 minutes | 1995
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